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When I was in you could check in when ever you wanted. Going to your MOS school just be cautioned you will be working party until your class picks up.

Another site about Marine Arty.

"My name is James R. "Rube" Garrett... I was a Corporal, Ammo Chief for I Battery, 3rd Battalion, 11th Regiment and a charter member of the 1st Marine Division,...

Website for Sgt Milton Royko, L Btry, 4th Bn, 11th Marines. Sgt Royko served on New Britain, Peleliu and Okinawa . I found pretty interesting but then I'm a history nerd, and I think anybody with...

Home slice is even wearing a pin of the US Navy Amphibious Forces on his left pocket flap.

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Basic Qaulification Badge.

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Tankers have a heavy lifting MOS. Those track sections, road wheels and rounds aren't light. The PM on those things is intensive.

Someone has never watched Trackers or Tankers walk track or fix a busted track, or sling main gun rounds up onto the tank.

I was an 0861 but my info is dated so take it FWIW.

Yes you attach to the Infantry in an operational capacity.

You attend Marine Artillery Scout Observer Course at Ft. Sill. The bar is high,...

From what I'm hearing when 3/8 went to a A'stan a NEO element remained with the vessels.